Hour with our continued coverage of the Memorial Service for senator Dianne Feinstein. That service wrapped up not too long ago. People braved the heat seated outside of San Francisco city hall in order to pay their respects. Lawmakers and friends joined mayor london breed in order to honor the senator. In addition to her closest colleagues, her granddaughter also shared some beautiful memories of growing up with the senator. Well turn now to kron fours also the money and she has more on todays service. So just so many personal stories were shared with the public today from Vice President Kamala Harris to feinsteins own granddaughter, as you mentioned. So, harris, of course, has long called the bay area her home where she served as a District Attorney and first met feinstein. The Vice President called the late force a student of history and a passionate leader who made sacrifices that allowed her to serve as a Public Servant mentioning that feinstein had the courage to take on tough fi
Never faithful. Sees the deals on top boy there tonight on three, 60 protesters defined deadlines and facing academic sanctions and campuses across the country. The latest live on propalestinian demonstrations, the police response, elements of antisemitism, and the impact. Theres all could have on president ial politics. Also tonight to look ahead at what the to expect when the trump Hush Money Criminal Trial resumes tomorrow morning here in new york, and a report from haiti, a cnn exclusive for the country torn apart by gangs. Or david culver tracks down in interviews, one gang leader who is now on the fbis ten most wanted fugitives list good evening. Thanks for joining us. We begin with propalestinian Campus Demonstrations entering their second week and growing. It seems not going away with Spring Commencement fast approaching University Officials nationwide are now taking action to confront them. That said in different ways with different degrees of success, theyre juggling Freedom
And thanks so much for joining us ac30, 60 begins now tonight on three, 60 protesters to filing deadlines and facing academic sanctions and campuses across the country. The latest live on the propalestinian demonstrations, the Police Response to elements of antisemitism and the impact this all could have on president ial politics. Also tonight to look ahead at what to expect when the trump Hush Money Criminal Trial resumes tomorrow morning here in new york, and a report from haiti. Cnn exclusive for the country torn apart by gangs. Or david culver tracks down in interviews, one gang leader whos now and the fbis ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. We begin with propalestinian Campus Demonstrations entering their second week and growing it seems not going away. We Spring Commencement fast approaching University Officials nationwide are now taking action to confront them. That said in different ways with different degrees of success, theyre juggling a lot
With different degrees of success, there are juggling a lot. Freedom of expression students safety, alumni pressure, and of course, all of it driven by one of the worlds truly intractable conflicts. Wanna go first to cnns ed lavendera, the university of texas in austin. Were please just apparently using pepper spray on some in the crowd within the last hour. And whats the latest where you are just explain whats happening around you. Well, all of the protesters that were taken into custody, but we dont have an official number yet in a number of people arrested. But what we witnessed with several dozen protesters taken into custody once those people were moved off campus, Law Enforcement officers have now moved away from the scene. And this is what his left the massive Protest Scene there are still a few people here gathered in the exact same spot where much of this protest started earlier in the day. It was incredibly tense for some time We Saw State Troopers once again return here to t
Lecturers, retired u. S. Army historian dr. Speaking on the womens spies of dday. Well have the lecture. Well have time for q a. And then we invite all of you to join dr. Holden and Committee Members downstairs for a reception and that, my friends, is more than enough for me. So, dr. Holden, the floor is yours. Good evening. Thank you very much. Its nice to see all of you here this evening. Were going to take a journey and time. But not that long ago when i first started with this program for the 75th anniversary, four years ago, we actually had some fellow citizens here from normandy who as children had lived through the bombardment on june 5th and june six. And it was incredible to hear their stories. I will attempt to give you an overview. Please understand i cannot touch on every hero. But what i would like to do is to give you a survey tonight and give you some pointers for a future Reference Research on your own. Its like the old library of Congress Series from the 1980s, and at